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  1. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    Two weeks ago, I went on a (3) day, 20 mile solo hike. On this hike, I took along my Bio-Lite stove as my sole cooking method and also to charge my iPhone 5. This is my review. I have owned my Bio-Lite since late 2012. I have used it some during that time, but never exclusively and for this...
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  2. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    What's your preferred fuel for a hiking trip into the woods for 5 days. I like alcohol. The stove is light, and it boils water in about 3-4 minutes. Plus, if you spill fuel over all your gear, you won't smell for the rest of the trip.
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  3. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    I'm shopping around online for some new camping stoves and lanterns. My old Colemans are just worn out. I see a couple of brands - Texsport and Stansport. Does anyone have experience with either of these, particularly the propane models? Or should I stay with Coleman? Seems like everything these...
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  4. Disaster Preparedness General Discussion
    For those of you on dial up, the discussion is single burner stoves. This video was posted in 2007. This video was posted in 2017.
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